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    Why are early interventions helpful?

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  • Behavioural & Developmental Paediatrician Providing expert care for children and adolescents with: • ADHD: Comprehensive assessment, diagnosis, and tailored management plans. • Autism Spectrum Disorder: … View Profile

    Early interventions are specialised supports, therapies, and teaching strategies designed for children with autism. They may include: ■ Speech therapy to improve communication ■ Occupational therapy to help with daily skills and sensory challenges ■ Behavioural strategies to encourage positive behaviours and reduce difficulties ■ Family support to help parents understand and respond effectively Starting support early gives the brain the best chance to learn and adapt. It can make a big difference to a child’s future confidence, learning, and quality of life.

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